Sentence examples for connotes that there is from inspiring English sources

This connotes that there is a need for more structured networks that would promote more dynamic interactions, positive dialogue and communications, synergistic cooperation, and proactive collaboration between multidisciplinary and diverse professional communities and stakeholders within TBI care systems.

I don't like to talk just about 'democracy,' because that connotes that there's a particular system that works for everybody, and I'm too much a respecter of Burke to assert that".

It merely connotes that there were probably no biochemical systems to which the soubriquet living would be applied 3.8 billion years ago while, 200 million years later, there were in existence structures to which the term could be arbitrarily applied.

And not neatly trimmed beards, but, in the popular stereotype, long, unruly beards, which connote piety, spiritual intensity and a life so hard at study that there is no time for a shave.

The term, almost a mantra in Russian politics these days, connotes a land in which there is common agreement that everyone has to play by and obey the same rules.

"Only" is a word that connotes a lack, and yes, there is a certain lack with an only child.

This connotes that with increasing number of patches, there is an increase in patch density and total edge which is manifestation of landscape fragmentation.

"Grazing" connotes all that is light and fiber-rich.

A homecoming usually connotes that one has been "away" and is returning.

"Institute, in fact, connotes an organization that is both educational and research-oriented".

The term 'objective' connotes a method that is based on facts and not influenced by personal opinions, perception or emotion.